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Inverness: Moray Coast, Wildlife and Speyside Whisky Tour

Inverness: Moray Coast, Wildlife and Speyside Whisky Tour

Explore the beauty of the Scottish highlands on this guided tour. Take the opportunity to explore local villages, visit a whisky distillery, see bustling birdlife, and more, on this unforgettable tour experience. Depart Inverness and head straight for the historic village of Findhorn for a walk along the gorgeous beach. Trail the coast to Portknockie, where Bow Fiddle Rock, a dramatic sea arch, sits just off the shore. Afterward, continue the village-hop to picture-perfect Cullen, home of the famous soup, Cullen Skink. Explore, eat lunch, and get excited about the next stop. Take a walk at Troup Head Nature Reserve* and look out for gannets and other sea birds; you might even be lucky enough to spot marine life. Then, journey inland on the Malt Whisky Trail for the chance to learn all about single malt production at a Speyside whisky distillery, and judge for yourself whether experience is the best teacher. Make one final stop at the oldest stone bridge in the Highlands, in the small village of Carrbridge, before returning to Inverness in the evening. * To increase the likelihood of wildlife sightings, we will visit Spey Bay and Aberlour instead of RSPB Troup Head Nature Reserve for the remainder of the 2024 season. Spey Bay offers stunning coastal views and the chance to spot wildlife, while Aberlour is a beautiful town in Speyside, known for its local treats and scenic walks.

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Inverness: Moray Coast, Wildlife and Speyside Whisky Tour

Inverness: Moray Coast, Wildlife and Speyside Whisky Tour

Explore the beauty of the Scottish highlands on this guided tour. Take the opportunity to explore local villages, visit a whisky distillery, see bustling birdlife, and more, on this unforgettable tour experience. Depart Inverness and head straight for the historic village of Findhorn for a walk along the gorgeous beach. Trail the coast to Portknockie, where Bow Fiddle Rock, a dramatic sea arch, sits just off the shore. Afterward, continue the village-hop to picture-perfect Cullen, home of the famous soup, Cullen Skink. Explore, eat lunch, and get excited about the next stop. Take a walk at Troup Head Nature Reserve* and look out for gannets and other sea birds; you might even be lucky enough to spot marine life. Then, journey inland on the Malt Whisky Trail for the chance to learn all about single malt production at a Speyside whisky distillery, and judge for yourself whether experience is the best teacher. Make one final stop at the oldest stone bridge in the Highlands, in the small village of Carrbridge, before returning to Inverness in the evening. * To increase the likelihood of wildlife sightings, we will visit Spey Bay and Aberlour instead of RSPB Troup Head Nature Reserve for the remainder of the 2024 season. Spey Bay offers stunning coastal views and the chance to spot wildlife, while Aberlour is a beautiful town in Speyside, known for its local treats and scenic walks.

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4.7
(3 reviews)

Amber ist just the perfect tour guide! Pretty voice, fine sense of humour (enriched with a bit self-ironie), a vast of interessting local stories (and some historical stuff) and a truly lovely character. I would have been the happiest person if amber have done all my recent tours in scotland! the tour itself was really good. only confusing part was at the destilary. for my opion, it would be nicer to have an option to pre-book some tour or tasting in the booking process instead of beeing there just for the visitor centre. moray coast is awesome beautiful. i can highly recommend the tour (and amber as the best guide ever)

We had a wonderful time with our guide Amber. She knew a lot about the region, not a surprise as a local ;) The tour had awesome stops and where ever we were, Amber knew something interesting about it. The bird watching was super and the walk there was also very nice and relaxing :) All in all a clear recommendation

Our guide, Duffy, made this extraordinary journey even better with his good heartedness, patience, humour and personal experiences. This is a very fun tour! It does involve a fair amount of walking. You will enjoy being off the beaten path. We highly recommend it to everyone! Well done, Duffy!

Tour was fantastic. Loads of great information Tour guide Harrison was very informative and fun. Thoroughly enjoyed his tour and would recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing picturesque tour.

Sonia was a brilliant tour guide. Made a few extra photo stops to see some seals and highland cows. 😍 Had a lovely day driving around the coast. Beautiful landscapes! A day well spent!